.

word.

.

78

.

Maya

Mode of wearing the hair by Name of God Asshur's dwelling-
Maya and Egyptian matrons place, of Maya origin

43
in mourning

84 Names of Greek letters, their
Moloch, the god, his name a Maya Maya meaning

151
61 of Egyptian gods, Maya
Mongols in America
190 words

49
Monkey worship in Mayach, 77, 116 Natives of Yucatan, their character 178
in India

worship ancient im-
Monkey-god Thoth, great price ages

178
offered for his image by an In-

adhere to ancient re-
dian prince

ligious practices

xxxvii
Monkeys worshipped by Egyptians, 78 Yose-rings worn in America . 118
-, men changed into, because of

Number four in the cosmogony of
their iniquities

77
many nations

94
sacred in Babylonia and Number ten sacred to the Maya
Japan
79 and other ancients

221
buried in reserved spots in Numbers and geometrical figures
Egypt and Guatemala
78 honored with names of gods

218
Mu, Land of, its destruction re- Number thirteen basis of Maya
corded by Mayas and Greeks xiii computation

211
history of its de-

its adoption discussed by
struction preserved by many na- professors.

211
tions.

66
its destruction recorded in Oannes, brought civilization to
stone.
lxiv Mesopotamia

26

Maya etymology of the
Nâgás, Brahmins acquired knowl-
edge from the

184 Ocean, its Maya names,

and their
serpent worshippers
193 meanings

186
their origin unknown to Indi-

likened to a serpent

71
anists.

193 Offerings to the dead, in Ma-
their conquests

yach, Egypt, and India . 8
their rajahs called khans 2

— in China, Japan,
rulers held sway over Hin- Peru, and elsewhere.

9
dostan before Aryan invasion 19 | Offerings of food to the dead in
originally Maya adepts 19 Yucatan

10
meaning of the word . 200 Origin of nobility
Nahuatl sacrifice

196 of ill-luck being attributed to
Nahuatls invaded Yucatan and de-

number thirteen

(note) 147
stroyed cities

of British foot measure. (note) 76
Name of Maya Empire, accord-

of enmity between woman
ing to Maya books

1
and serpent

142
of Carians and Caribs, same Ornaments in use among ancient
meaning
64 Mayas

117

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name

26

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War

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from an egg

.

Osiris portrayed as a leopard . 165 Prince Aac vanquished Queen
Outrages, Spanish, during conquest Móo.

142
of Yucatan

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proffered love to Queen

Móo, by a present of oranges . 139
Pacab, Don Lorenzo-lineal de-

in presence of the Priest, 134
scendant of kings of Muna 106

incited civil religious
Paintings in cave temples, Ele-

141
phanta Island

251 Pshent, crown of Lower Egypt in
Palenque, were its inhabitants Maya sculptures

125
Huns ?

189 Ptah, Egyptian, the Creator, born
tablet explained.
110–113

74
Pátâla (Central America), mother Pyramids in Yucatan, invariably
country of Nâgás

100, 194
twenty-one metres high

224
Pentateuch, not written by Moses, 251 Pythagoras's teachings regarding
People represented in sculptures, numbers

219
at Copan, Palenque, Manché,
etc., not Mayas

190 Queen M6o, consulting fate by
Phallic worship, origin of
216 Pou

129
Physiognomy, Maya, compared

offer of marriage to 130
with that shown in sculptures at

built in Chicħen
Palenque, Copan, and Quirigua. 82 memorial hall and a mausoleum
Pontiff Cay, consulting fate by to the memory of her husband . 155
entrails of a fish

135

her refusal of Prince
Pope Sylvester II., pupil of Moor- Aac's love brought misery to
ish philosophers

her and to her country

140
Posca, what made of (note) 38

her flight from the
Position of priest's hand in cere- West Indies

154
130

her flight recorded by
of great personages' hands, author of Troano MS.

142
after death, alike in Mayach

her arrival in Egypt, re-
and Egypt.
156 ceived with open arms

xix, 154
Priests of Osiris wore leopard skin

called loin, corrupted
over ceremonial dress

. 162
into Isis

154
Prince Coh, leading his warriors. 136

called Mau in Egypt 155
his charred heart pre-

may be the builder of the
served in red oxide of mercury . 136 Egyptian Sphinx

xix
portrayed as a leopard,
with human head

166 Rabbis extol number twenty-one
-, his heart, part of, chemi. beyond all others

76
cally analyzed

159 Rays around cosmic egg, their
slain by his brother Aac number, emblem of the Creators, 76
as Osiris was by his brother Red, distinctive color of nobility, 89-95
Set

158
symbolical of power

99
Prince Aac became a tyrant 143 its meaning in Maya . 103

a

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mony of Pou

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Red always used for seals among Serpent, supposed wisdom of, pos-
ancient Egyptians

102 sible origin.
hand in Mayach, Polyne-

scales of, form background to
sia, and India

100, 101

figure of Creator in tableau at
mark of ownership
102 Chicfien.

75
Reincarnation believed in by

antagonism of Sun with 123
Mayas

263 offering of fruit by,
Religious ideas embodied in sacred plained

252
edifices

223 emblem of Mayach 199
Rephaim, a Maya word

59 Set, god of the Khati
Respect for elders in Mayach

Seven-headed serpent

90
as in Egypt

132 Sign of negation, Maya and Egyp-
Royalty, yellow its distinctivecolor, tian alike

liv, 239
89-91

Maya, shape of the
Royal brothers and sisters united Yucatan peninsula

iv
in marriage

131

-, Egyptian, its origin
unknown

iv
Sacred Four, in India and Ma-

for Land of the West, alike in
yach.
217 Mayach and Egypt.

lix
word “Aum” explained by Sieve, one name of Yucatan, Egyp-
Maya language

13, 24 tian symbol of dominion . 259
mode of writing Maya no

why chosen by the Egyptians
longer understood at beginning as symbol of power

137
of Christian era .

xxxi Similarity of Maya and Hindoo
Sati, a Maya word, name given

architecture and customs

24
by Egyptians to the Rephaim. 58 Skulls deformed by some Pacific
Science, the privilege of the few 254 Islanders

190
Scientific knowledge revealed in Soul, escape of the

261
Maya architecture.

224 Sphinx, totem of Prince Coh,
Sculptured portraits used as fu. adorning his mausoleum

158
neral urns

87 Sri-Santara, names of its various
Sculptures in Mayach, colored as parts are Maya words

22
in Greece and other countries 88

an amplification of the
Sculpture of dying warrior, on Maya cosmic diagram

17
Prince Coh's mausoleum . 155 Standard lineal measure, why the
Self-torture by devotees of Goddess Mayas adopted the metre 224
Kali

109 Statues of deceased persons, made
in America
108 by the Mayas:

87
Selk, goddess, deification of West

provided with shell eyes and
Indies, name of Maya origin 67

88
Serpent, emblem of the Creator-

colored in Eastern countries
its Maya origin
94 as in America

192
emblem of the Creator among

in the East, as in America,
Mayas, Egyptians, and others, 71
71 | provided with eyes

192

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nails.

.

.

.

.

.

112 Tzidon, a Maya word:

.

word .

Thalatth, her name of Maya ori-
Thibet, corpses preserved in mer-

cury in

Statues of Maya rulers, conven. Troana MS., its author gives a

tional posture of, explained 59 clue to the reading of his text 244
Stone circles, their meaning . 15 description of the.

174
Story of enmity between the woman

a precious scientific and his-
and the serpent
142 torical document

175
Survey of Maya buildings care-

Part First, plate xxii., Trans-
fully made .
203 lation of

lvi
Symbolism, a knowledge of, neces-

Part Second, plate xiii., Trans-
sary for the understanding of lation of

(note) lx
Maya sculptures

59
Tzur, a Maya word

60
Taba, word of Maya origin 48

Umbrella, insignia of royalty in
Tau, Egyptian, explained by

Maya

128
Maya language

110
Tehom, the deep, a
Maya

215
Universe, Maya conception of
73

Urukh, Maya etymology of the
name of

36
Uxmal, escutcheon of .

xlvi
gin

39

Vase, hung from necks of the
191
dead in Egypt

85
Thirteen, computation by, to com-

placed on the abdomen of the
memorate date of cataclysm 146

dead in Mayach

85
Thoth, God of Wisdom, as cyno-

Virgins of the fire.

253
cephalus monkey, second God of

Votive offerings

. 101
the Dead

114

Vulture, symbol of Goddess Isis 12
God of Letters, its name a
Maya word

78 Water, primordial substance. 73
Tiâ mat, monster, name of Maya

analysis of the Maya word
origin .
72 for

259
Tian-Chihans, “Sacred Four" Western continent, mentioned by
of the Mayas.
216 classical authors

xi
Tich, religious ceremony in honor West Indies called by Mayas
of the God of the Fields

62 “Land of the Scorpion".
T-Mu, god, personification of At- West, the, regarded by Egyptians
lantis .

99 as place of the dead, where Thoth
Tongue, the putting out of the, exercised his duty as Scribe 116
symbol of wisdom

264 Winged Serpent, insignia of roy-
Tradition of Sandwich Islanders alty in Mayach, like the
regarding creation

74 winged dragon in Asiatic coun.
Triangle, apex upward fire, apex tries.

129
downward water

15 Winged circles in America, Egypt,
Troano MS. made known by and Assyria, origin of

217
Abbé Brasseur

242 Words written on Belshazzar's ban-
why thus called
175 quet hall were Maya

37

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Work of Abbé Brasseur

242 | Yucatan, its various names . xxix
Worship of elephants, of Maya - Peninsula of, represented as
origin
25 a shoot and a veretrum

xlvii
of cross, of Maya origin 25
of serpent, of Maya origin. 25 Zactalah, modern God of the
of tree, Maya origin

25 Crops, its worship by natives of
Eastern Yucatan

179
Year, began on same day in Ma- Zahi, name given to Phænicia by
yach and Egypt

250 the Egyptians. A Maya word, 58
Yucatan, description of the country, Zinaan (Scorpion), name of West
xxvii Indies, Maya.

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